Maksimalna uzastopno rastuća duljina staze u binarnom stablu

S obzirom na binarno stablo pronađite duljinu najduže staze koja se sastoji od čvorova s ​​uzastopnim vrijednostima u rastućem redoslijedu. Svaki čvor se smatra stazom duljine 1. 

Primjeri: 

 10 /  /  11 9 /  / /  /  13 12 13 8 Maximum Consecutive Path Length is 3 (10 11 12)   Note  : 10 9 8 is NOT considered since the nodes should be in increasing order. 5 /  /  8 11 /  /  9 10 / / / / 6 15 Maximum Consecutive Path Length is 2 (8 9). 

Svaki čvor u binarnom stablu može ili postati dio staze koja počinje od jednog od njegovih roditeljskih čvorova ili nova staza može započeti od samog čvora. Ključ je rekurzivno pronaći duljinu staze za lijevo i desno podstablo i zatim vratiti maksimum. Neke slučajeve treba uzeti u obzir tijekom obilaska stabla o kojima se govori u nastavku.

  • prev : pohranjuje vrijednost nadređenog čvora. Inicijalizirajte prev s jednom vrijednošću manje od korijenskog čvora tako da staza koja počinje od korijena može imati duljinu od najmanje 1. 
  • samo : Pohranjuje duljinu staze koja završava na roditelju trenutno posjećenog čvora.

Slučaj 1 : Vrijednost trenutnog čvora je prev +1 
U ovom slučaju povećajte duljinu staze za 1, a zatim rekurzivno pronađite duljinu staze za lijevo i desno podstablo, a zatim vratite maksimum između dvije duljine.

Slučaj 2 : Vrijednost trenutnog čvora NIJE prev+1 
Nova staza može započeti iz ovog čvora pa rekurzivno pronađite duljinu staze za lijevo i desno podstablo. Put koji završava na nadređenom čvoru trenutnog čvora može biti veći od puta koji počinje od ovog čvora. Dakle, uzmite maksimum puta koji počinje od ovog čvora i koji završava na prethodnom čvoru.

Ispod je implementacija gornje ideje.

C++
   // C++ Program to find Maximum Consecutive   // Path Length in a Binary Tree   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   // To represent a node of a Binary Tree   struct     Node   {      Node     *  left       *  right  ;      int     val  ;   };   // Create a new Node and return its address   Node     *  newNode  (  int     val  )   {      Node     *  temp     =     new     Node  ();      temp  ->  val     =     val  ;      temp  ->  left     =     temp  ->  right     =     NULL  ;      return     temp  ;   }   // Returns the maximum consecutive Path Length   int     maxPathLenUtil  (  Node     *  root       int     prev_val       int     prev_len  )   {      if     (  !  root  )      return     prev_len  ;      // Get the value of Current Node      // The value of the current node will be      // prev Node for its left and right children      int     cur_val     =     root  ->  val  ;      // If current node has to be a part of the      // consecutive path then it should be 1 greater      // than the value of the previous node      if     (  cur_val     ==     prev_val  +  1  )      {      // a) Find the length of the Left Path      // b) Find the length of the Right Path      // Return the maximum of Left path and Right path      return     max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  ->  left       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  )      maxPathLenUtil  (  root  ->  right       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  ));      }      // Find length of the maximum path under subtree rooted with this      // node (The path may or may not include this node)      int     newPathLen     =     max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  ->  left       cur_val       1  )      maxPathLenUtil  (  root  ->  right       cur_val       1  ));      // Take the maximum previous path and path under subtree rooted      // with this node.      return     max  (  prev_len       newPathLen  );   }   // A wrapper over maxPathLenUtil().   int     maxConsecutivePathLength  (  Node     *  root  )   {      // Return 0 if root is NULL      if     (  root     ==     NULL  )      return     0  ;      // Else compute Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path      // Length using maxPathLenUtil.      return     maxPathLenUtil  (  root       root  ->  val  -1       0  );   }   //Driver program to test above function   int     main  ()   {      Node     *  root     =     newNode  (  10  );      root  ->  left     =     newNode  (  11  );      root  ->  right     =     newNode  (  9  );      root  ->  left  ->  left     =     newNode  (  13  );      root  ->  left  ->  right     =     newNode  (  12  );      root  ->  right  ->  left     =     newNode  (  13  );      root  ->  right  ->  right     =     newNode  (  8  );      cout      < <     'Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path Length is '       < <     maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // Java Program to find Maximum Consecutive    // Path Length in a Binary Tree    import     java.util.*  ;   class   GfG     {   // To represent a node of a Binary Tree    static     class   Node      {         Node     left       right  ;         int     val  ;      }   // Create a new Node and return its address    static     Node     newNode  (  int     val  )      {         Node     temp     =     new     Node  ();         temp  .  val     =     val  ;         temp  .  left     =     null  ;      temp  .  right     =     null  ;         return     temp  ;      }      // Returns the maximum consecutive Path Length    static     int     maxPathLenUtil  (  Node     root       int     prev_val       int     prev_len  )      {         if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     prev_len  ;         // Get the value of Current Node       // The value of the current node will be       // prev Node for its left and right children       int     cur_val     =     root  .  val  ;         // If current node has to be a part of the       // consecutive path then it should be 1 greater       // than the value of the previous node       if     (  cur_val     ==     prev_val  +  1  )         {         // a) Find the length of the Left Path       // b) Find the length of the Right Path       // Return the maximum of Left path and Right path       return     Math  .  max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  ));         }         // Find length of the maximum path under subtree rooted with this       // node (The path may or may not include this node)       int     newPathLen     =     Math  .  max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       1  ));         // Take the maximum previous path and path under subtree rooted       // with this node.       return     Math  .  max  (  prev_len       newPathLen  );      }      // A wrapper over maxPathLenUtil().    static     int     maxConsecutivePathLength  (  Node     root  )      {         // Return 0 if root is NULL       if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     0  ;         // Else compute Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path       // Length using maxPathLenUtil.       return     maxPathLenUtil  (  root       root  .  val  -  1       0  );      }      //Driver program to test above function    public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )      {         Node     root     =     newNode  (  10  );         root  .  left     =     newNode  (  11  );         root  .  right     =     newNode  (  9  );         root  .  left  .  left     =     newNode  (  13  );         root  .  left  .  right     =     newNode  (  12  );         root  .  right  .  left     =     newNode  (  13  );         root  .  right  .  right     =     newNode  (  8  );         System  .  out  .  println  (  'Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path Length is '  +  maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  ));      }      }      
Python3
   # Python program to find Maximum consecutive    # path length in binary tree   # A binary tree node   class   Node  :   # Constructor to create a new node   def   __init__  (  self     val  ):   self  .  val   =   val   self  .  left   =   None   self  .  right   =   None   # Returns the maximum consecutive path length   def   maxPathLenUtil  (  root     prev_val     prev_len  ):   if   root   is   None  :   return   prev_len   # Get the value of current node   # The value of the current node will be    # prev node for its left and right children   curr_val   =   root  .  val   # If current node has to be a part of the    # consecutive path then it should be 1 greater   # than the value of the previous node   if   curr_val   ==   prev_val   +  1   :   # a) Find the length of the left path    # b) Find the length of the right path   # Return the maximum of left path and right path   return   max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left     curr_val     prev_len  +  1  )   maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right     curr_val     prev_len  +  1  ))   # Find the length of the maximum path under subtree    # rooted with this node   newPathLen   =   max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left     curr_val     1  )   maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right     curr_val     1  ))   # Take the maximum previous path and path under subtree   # rooted with this node   return   max  (  prev_len      newPathLen  )   # A Wrapper over maxPathLenUtil()   def   maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  ):   # Return 0 if root is None   if   root   is   None  :   return   0   # Else compute maximum consecutive increasing path    # length using maxPathLenUtil   return   maxPathLenUtil  (  root     root  .  val   -  1      0  )   # Driver program to test above function   root   =   Node  (  10  )   root  .  left   =   Node  (  11  )   root  .  right   =   Node  (  9  )   root  .  left  .  left   =   Node  (  13  )   root  .  left  .  right   =   Node  (  12  )   root  .  right  .  left   =   Node  (  13  )   root  .  right  .  right   =   Node  (  8  )   print   (  'Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path Length is'  )   print   (  maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  ))   # This code is contributed by Nikhil Kumar Singh(nickzuck_007)   
C#
   // C# Program to find Maximum Consecutive    // Path Length in a Binary Tree   using     System  ;   class     GfG      {      // To represent a node of a Binary Tree       class     Node         {         public     Node     left       right  ;         public     int     val  ;         }      // Create a new Node and return its address       static     Node     newNode  (  int     val  )         {         Node     temp     =     new     Node  ();         temp  .  val     =     val  ;         temp  .  left     =     null  ;      temp  .  right     =     null  ;         return     temp  ;         }         // Returns the maximum consecutive Path Length       static     int     maxPathLenUtil  (  Node     root           int     prev_val       int     prev_len  )         {         if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     prev_len  ;         // Get the value of Current Node       // The value of the current node will be       // prev Node for its left and right children       int     cur_val     =     root  .  val  ;         // If current node has to be a part of the       // consecutive path then it should be 1 greater       // than the value of the previous node       if     (  cur_val     ==     prev_val  +  1  )         {         // a) Find the length of the Left Path       // b) Find the length of the Right Path       // Return the maximum of Left path and Right path       return     Math  .  Max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  ));         }         // Find length of the maximum path under subtree rooted with this       // node (The path may or may not include this node)       int     newPathLen     =     Math  .  Max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       1  ));         // Take the maximum previous path and path under subtree rooted       // with this node.       return     Math  .  Max  (  prev_len       newPathLen  );         }         // A wrapper over maxPathLenUtil().       static     int     maxConsecutivePathLength  (  Node     root  )         {         // Return 0 if root is NULL       if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     0  ;         // Else compute Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path       // Length using maxPathLenUtil.       return     maxPathLenUtil  (  root       root  .  val     -     1       0  );         }         // Driver code      public     static     void     Main  (  String  []     args  )         {         Node     root     =     newNode  (  10  );         root  .  left     =     newNode  (  11  );         root  .  right     =     newNode  (  9  );         root  .  left  .  left     =     newNode  (  13  );         root  .  left  .  right     =     newNode  (  12  );         root  .  right  .  left     =     newNode  (  13  );         root  .  right  .  right     =     newNode  (  8  );         Console  .  WriteLine  (  'Maximum Consecutive'     +      ' Increasing Path Length is '  +      maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  ));         }      }      // This code has been contributed by 29AjayKumar   
JavaScript
    <  script  >   // Javascript Program to find Maximum Consecutive    // Path Length in a Binary Tree    // To represent a node of a Binary Tree    class     Node      {      constructor  (  val  )      {      this  .  val     =     val  ;      this  .  left     =     this  .  right     =     null  ;      }   }   // Returns the maximum consecutive Path Length    function     maxPathLenUtil  (  root    prev_val    prev_len  )   {      if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     prev_len  ;             // Get the value of Current Node       // The value of the current node will be       // prev Node for its left and right children       let     cur_val     =     root  .  val  ;             // If current node has to be a part of the       // consecutive path then it should be 1 greater       // than the value of the previous node       if     (  cur_val     ==     prev_val  +  1  )         {             // a) Find the length of the Left Path       // b) Find the length of the Right Path       // Return the maximum of Left path and Right path       return     Math  .  max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       prev_len  +  1  ));         }             // Find length of the maximum path under subtree rooted with this       // node (The path may or may not include this node)       let     newPathLen     =     Math  .  max  (  maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  left       cur_val       1  )         maxPathLenUtil  (  root  .  right       cur_val       1  ));             // Take the maximum previous path and path under subtree rooted       // with this node.       return     Math  .  max  (  prev_len       newPathLen  );      }   // A wrapper over maxPathLenUtil().    function     maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  )   {      // Return 0 if root is NULL       if     (  root     ==     null  )         return     0  ;             // Else compute Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path       // Length using maxPathLenUtil.       return     maxPathLenUtil  (  root       root  .  val  -  1       0  );      }   // Driver program to test above function    let     root     =     new     Node  (  10  );      root  .  left     =     new     Node  (  11  );      root  .  right     =     new     Node  (  9  );      root  .  left  .  left     =     new     Node  (  13  );      root  .  left  .  right     =     new     Node  (  12  );      root  .  right  .  left     =     new     Node  (  13  );      root  .  right  .  right     =     new     Node  (  8  );      document  .  write  (  'Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path Length is '  +      maxConsecutivePathLength  (  root  )  +  '  
'
); // This code is contributed by rag2127 < /script>

Izlaz
Maximum Consecutive Increasing Path Length is 3 

Vremenska složenost: O(n^2) gdje je n broj čvorova u danom binarnom stablu.
Pomoćni prostor: O(log(n))